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"That are ripped and burned will contain cinavia in the burned copies and any..."

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It means that Cinavia cannot be removed. Cinavia protected discs can be copied, but the copying preserves Cinavia. The only thing that MIGHT (it is unclear) remove Cinavia is if you convert the audio to different lossy format and do some filtering to remove any sounds above the human range of hearing. All the evidence to date suggests that Cinavia uses an audio watermark that is beyond the range of normal human hearing. Any Cinavia protected discs that are ripped and burned will contain Cinavia in the burned copies and any player that respects Cinavia will fail to play the disc. The OP`s experience of MKV playback stopping after 20 minutes corresponds to how Cinavia works.

"There is no solution to remove the protection at this point in time..."

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There is no solution to remove the protection at this point in time. If you may search for a solution through the Internet, there is a very high chance that you will come across many misleading and downright harmful websites along the way. Some may even sell software but to no avail. I will tell you straight up that those are all fake.

ventera said: yes. So you have the same problem with samsung blueray player and cinavia?. Ok. Don't know yet, still busy looking at options. Looks like a app called dvdfab might be the way to go for now. No. No. Dont know the samasung galaxy. I am looking to block cinavia on blueray players?

m45musicman said: none of the above answers work, there answers are all a load of bollucks..I getthese firkin cinavia codes on nearly every movie I burn on to disc...what I do now is instead of burning to disc I install the movie onto a memory stick then watch them. works a treat..no cinavia codes crap on the stick."

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